Friday, August 08, 2008
Thursday, May 03, 2007
You Will Always Be in My Heart, Mama
Mama passed away Friday April 13, 2007 from a courageous battle against mesothelioma cancer.
Mesothelioma is an extremely rare form of cancer and even rarer to be found in women. It lies dormant in the body for as many as 30 - 50 years from first exposure to asbestos.
Once symptoms present it is generally too late to do anything. A person is given 6 to 12 months to live. Mom was diagnosed in Oct. of '06 and died 6 months later. It is such a devastating disease on a person that i want no one to go through the pain and agony of watching your loving mother leave this world too early like i did.
Visit the following site to learn more:
Spread the word about Mesothelioma Cancer and get educated so we can get more research funding, which lags far behind other cancers.
I miss you Mama, I ache for your sweet smile and warm hugs and just being there when i needed you. Nathan and I will be looking for you in the stars!
Labels: cancer, education, mama, mesothelioma
Sunday, March 11, 2007
New Blogger, A More Recent Post
Labels: dora, pancreatitis, sports, teacher
Monday, July 10, 2006
Wednesday, May 24, 2006
Snap On, Snap Off......The Snapper!
This guy came out of the woods when we took our golf cart ride on the back of the farm this morning. Elly jumped off the golf cart and immediately ran towards him. He reared back on a fours, stuck his long neck out and snapped at her! She yiped and was lucky he didn't bite her nose off. He was a good size alligator snapper, too, well over a foot long and with dried mud all on the top of his shell. Check out those claws on his left leg. Nathan looked at him in amazement from the cart, pointing at him and babbling in baby talk. I took these pics from a good distance with the zoom lens. We then left him to venture on to the pond, I'm certain.
Sunday, April 30, 2006
Saturday on the Mower
Haven't posted in a while because of my other blog page on yahoo 360. This was taken yesterday, Nathan loves the lawnmower and climbs right up in it with on problem. We cut the back field Friday and he sat right there with me the entire hour of cutting. Saturday he attended an outing at Barrett's Landing. They had booths of crafts, books, games, and seed planting cups. They even had a storytime for the kids, Curious George was there, too. He will certainly get more out of it next year I think. He could stay outside all day and is always asking to go o-u-t!